Current Exhibition:
Thanks to the gods for not making this happen) see you after lockdown!
Upcoming Exhibition:
In Cooperation with Question me and Answer we present:
Real Stories
24.02 - 06.03.2021
with works by Ksenia Yurkova and Ramiro Wong
the Installation can be seen in the display windows Monday-Saturday 4-10pm
Through their art, the 12 artists of the QM&A Artist Collective 2020 (II) address current issues on a personal and global level. Issues that for some and in certain places are more painful than for others, drive the artists to portray the reality of current times to the viewer.
The group show Real Stories is installed in four different locations in Vienna, behind five windows, and open for everyone to visit. In their artworks, the artists aim to honor the brave voices of those that were buried by a system that endures in time and space, due to the collective prolonged silence and negligence in societies. They share their personal stories of migration; the creation of myths in connection to their country of so-called origin, and also daily life in places where they currently live. They talk about the economic process in the system of culture, as an act of LUCK and an act of FAITH. They remind us of the Angelo Soliman story by juxtaposing two different connections to it in a context of cultural integration. They question our social relationships with one another and whether we are experiencing a loss in our ability to relate to the other as a unique human being.
Real Stories invites viewers to feel angry, sad, disappointed and helpless, and is an ungentle reminder that facing reality while embracing visual, sonic, and literary experiences enhances the feeling of connectivity and hope.
Curated by Ale Zapata, Justina Špeirokaitė, Urte Špeirokaitė, Elisabeth Hinkel and Kata Anna Tüz.
Funded by the city of Vienna and Vienna's 15th district.
This exhibition is part of the annual program of QUESTION ME AN &ANSWER, an initiative bringing more diversity to the Viennese cultural sector.
More information: https://www.questionmeandanswer.com/
Real Stories
24.02 - 06.03.2021
with works by Ksenia Yurkova and Ramiro Wong
the Installation can be seen in the display windows Monday-Saturday 4-10pm
Through their art, the 12 artists of the QM&A Artist Collective 2020 (II) address current issues on a personal and global level. Issues that for some and in certain places are more painful than for others, drive the artists to portray the reality of current times to the viewer.
The group show Real Stories is installed in four different locations in Vienna, behind five windows, and open for everyone to visit. In their artworks, the artists aim to honor the brave voices of those that were buried by a system that endures in time and space, due to the collective prolonged silence and negligence in societies. They share their personal stories of migration; the creation of myths in connection to their country of so-called origin, and also daily life in places where they currently live. They talk about the economic process in the system of culture, as an act of LUCK and an act of FAITH. They remind us of the Angelo Soliman story by juxtaposing two different connections to it in a context of cultural integration. They question our social relationships with one another and whether we are experiencing a loss in our ability to relate to the other as a unique human being.
Real Stories invites viewers to feel angry, sad, disappointed and helpless, and is an ungentle reminder that facing reality while embracing visual, sonic, and literary experiences enhances the feeling of connectivity and hope.
Curated by Ale Zapata, Justina Špeirokaitė, Urte Špeirokaitė, Elisabeth Hinkel and Kata Anna Tüz.
Funded by the city of Vienna and Vienna's 15th district.
This exhibition is part of the annual program of QUESTION ME AN &ANSWER, an initiative bringing more diversity to the Viennese cultural sector.
More information: https://www.questionmeandanswer.com/
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Aa Collections in cooperation with House of Switzerland in Multilateral Vienna have the pleasure to invite you to a panel discussion and two exhibitions.
Mid-March 2021 will be one year, since the first Lockdown started. What impact did the first Lockdown one year ago have had on Multilateral Vienna and Culture in Vienna? What are the lessons learnt? How can our future look like? Exhibition Genovevas art-project consists of two exhibitions, "Schön, dass du wieder da bist!" and "Antikörper", which are connected in content but spatially separated from each other. Distance, disconnection and disembodyment in social and spacial context are overall themes in her works. Various installations with photographs taken during and immediately after the first lockdown in Austria , stand for silent witnesses of the beginning of a new era. |
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"Antibodies" ART-Garage
House of Switzerland in Multilateral Vienna (Felix-Mottl-Strasse 31 ch, 1190 Vienna), Please register for viewings by appointment on 13 and 14 March, 2021, from 11:00 until 14:00. e-mail: HouseofCHinMultilateralVienna@bluewin.ch "Nice to have you back!" Aa Collections (Reindorfgasse 9, A-1150 Vienna), viewings by appointment: 11-20 March 2021, Wed-Sat 16:00-20:00. T. 069919743597 / e-mail : aacollectionsgallery@gmail.com Virtual Opening Event (Invitation only): 11 March, 2021 17:00 - 18:30 “Exploring the Impact of the first Lockdown, March 2020, on Multilateral- and Viennese Culture” A video stream tour of both exhibitions is held on 11 March, at 17:00 followed by a virtual discussion at 17:30h on zoom with selected panelists from diplomacy and culture. |
To register for the zoom meeting, please send an email request with the subject “retrospective of the first Lockdown zoom conference” until latest 9 March, 16:00 to aacollectionsgalleryoffice@gmail.com
photo by Masa Stanic
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"Stolen Paradise"
Ines Kaufmann Raphael Pohl Martin Sommer Masa Stanic STAY TUNED FOR NEW DATE Starting the year with some hot goods,... lets not wait until tomorrow... We've already been we've already seen ... All the sorrow that's in store for you and me... Gona beg, steal or borrow Just to hold on tighter... just to hold on tighter... to that one thing. |
